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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-02-10

Capt Jess Elliott should have APP
peared in Fort Smith last Monday, but
owing to the sickness OF his child was
DELAYED three DAYS.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-02-10

As expected, Mrs. Wheat reached
home last Thursday accompanied by
her sister and new brother-in-law, Mr..
ID. B. 10y. The superb dinner aud two
tablesfull OF guests which awaited
them was a complete surprise. Mr..
and Mrs. 10y staid until Saturday
when they returned to Aurora. their
future home.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-02-10

g. W. Green's new advertisement
appears in this issue. You can make
money by studying its teachings.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-02-10
To be Given Away!
SlO5.OO
In Prizes, by
& BLAKFNEY.
In Prizes, by


Every person buying 81. 90 worth
of goods from us will receive a
ticket for one chance for the follow
ing prizes
Fine Silver Tea Set Worth $500
One Suit of Clothes worth $500
One Pair Shoes, Ladies' or Gents 500
:sOTaWing Takes Place July 2ndssss
We are still selling our goods
cheaper than any house in the city;
Consequently it will be to your in
terest to buy of us and secure
chance at these magnificent prizes
which will be on exhibition in our
windows about April 1st
BADGETT & BLAKENEY.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-02-10

Since last issue the condition Of the
soil is much improved by reason Of a
generous drenching. During most Of
Friday sleet fell at intervals, reaching
a depth Of several inches and Saturday
night gentle, warm rain came, melt
ing the "whiteness" and soaking into
the earth. II has been a blessing to
everybody.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-02-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Capt. Neims came down town Tuesday for
the nrst time.
--Mcssrs. Bsdgett and Bethel returned from
Fort Smith yesterday
Joe Hunt started for Texas last Friday 10
look after his law suit.
MIR. and Mrs. Haiseii are expected home
from Texas in a day or two.
Walter Bywaters IL at Paris, Texas, and
writes that he expects soon 10 be up here.
Charley Poole, Of Chelsea and Dr. Linn, Of
Cisrsfnore, were both on our streets Tuesday
Misses Emma and Florence Brecdlove and
their brother walter. came in on Mondays
train from the east
Mayor Chamberlin went TO Neosho last
Saturday 70 be present at the opening OF cir
cult court on Monday
Mr. I D. Hitchcock LETT this morning for
wauheiiau, Tahlequah district, to take charge
Of the school TO which he was assigned.
-Mrs. J T. Davidson passed through the
city Monday en- route for wichita Fails, Tex. ,
her former home. The iady's husband Is
foreman Of the Saginaw Cattle company. at
Sac and Fox agency.
ONCE TEACHER HKRR.-we are in
formed by Mr.. l. ID. Hitchcock, his oI 4
friend, that Kello yg Day died OF pleu.
risy at Denmark wa, on the Goth ult.,
aged seventy-f a. Mr. Day was a
teacher at Dwigh mission, on Sallisaw,
for ten years (isl0 to ls50) and there
are many still living who came under
his influence or knew him only to love
and respect him, for he had only the
good Of the Cherokee people at heart.
PAT's WiT.-Judge Ward sends us
the following: A meeting Of
Union veterans was held last Saturday
at Maysville, the purpose being to take
measures % secure pensions. An
Irishman vho served on the opposite
side, hearing Of the meeting wittily re-
marked: "Be jabbers, and Jif Davis
surrindered just six months too soon;
he had 'em all wounded and could
surely have whipped 'em in six months
more without any trouble at all, at ALI"
CAPTURE AND EscAPE-Charley Eli
son, who some time ago sport thirty
days in Jail for carrying on tho whisky
business, had another turn" with the
officers this week but took "leg bail"
He was arrested by Pete Tovey on a
city warrant Monday night but sue
ceeded in giving his captor the dodge
few minutes later and has not since
been seen. One shot was fired but
this only stimulated the pursued to
greater exertion and he fairly flew
through the mud.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-02-10
Seven subscribers las, Monday.

cooyyoh, we are told, is on boom.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-02-10

The Thompson attach
ment case came up for hearing before
Agent Owen on Monday. Both the
principals were here Sunday on their
way down, together with their attor-
neys, Messrs. Jerre Cravens and John
P. McCammon. The latter gentleman
is a step-brother OF MIR. VIM. Badgett,
Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
y,.,, ,o the High school.

NJ .ssrs Pyle, Foulk, Feukol and
D1nshos, as com ittee, acconpa MED
by Mes-rs GrimshAw, Reynolds Jones
and reporters, at the Boys dish School
tnis N Jrniug, heari q recitation COM
bining certain principles Of a.itnme.
tic, algebra aud geometry 10 Professor
Gr.ham's room, Lain In Miss Hare's
and al Zebra in Miss Pyle's, where d lad
was given q problem o. the blackboard
Mr.. Feukel gave pronunciation In
Latin by the Continental method ami
said in that way 1t sounded TO him'hk
language from Heaven, A nompii
mentsry visit was paih to So Miilet'i
room where Latin recitation WAS
heard. There Was good order and quiet
ness al through and the pupils wer
bright ard Interested.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

Return ed Homo.

Nicholas Jenny, who left Eere
August 18th to visit Franco, bis native
country, has returned home much
pleased with his trip. He FAILED from
New York on the steamer Normandy
and reached Havre In eight days Mr..
Jenny has been In this country 30
years, and when he went home walked
through his native city without meet
ing person that recognized him. When
he lett HAvre all the travelling WAS done
hy stage coaches, but now they are un-
known, and railroads. run In every di
rec.ion. He SAYS that there are many
other chances since he has been away
AMI everything looked strange. He re
turned on the steamer BourFogne, AMI
with the exception Of two stormy day
asd very pleasant voyage.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
A Serious FAN.

Yesterday lnornlps, Harry, the 10
year old sou Of Wilhelmtua baiu wing
OF No. 3iS East Ninth street, went nI
near Bellevue after cAestnnts. IA
ciim bed up the tree and was In the nc
Of beating the nuts down when no eiip
ped and fell 10 the ground ne wa
brought homs In tho afternoon, An'
DR.. brown, the family physician, SUN
moned, but up 20 this morning Nc Wa
unable to determine vh-ther any OF
homes are broken or not. He Is, NOW
ever, seriously injured internally.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Rs,u.,nc TO Discharge Young women

The book and Job compositors who be
long to Typographical Union No. g struck
tor tf,y ctnts per thousand ems. The
employ ng printers have granted the de-
mand for an increase OF wages, but have
strenuou,ly refused TO u AXE their COM
posipg rooms card Offices. On Thursday,
a, a meeting where representatives ofover
fifty printing houses were present, these
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That althouS Sh we do not re-
gard the price of43 ceuB pe- thousand
ems as equitable for all kinds OF plain
compositio,, we think 1t inexpedient al
presen, to decline paying it, but renew
our proposition for the three rates OF So
40 and 45 cents per thousand ems.
Resolved, That that part OF the new
scale which requires every Office TO be
card Office be declined by every member
and that this refusal be accompanied bJ
| a state meut that the card system has beer
| reiec ed unanimously at u full meeting
of the Typothet @
aTh,s is small matter to cause
striken said Theodore L De Ninne. o
No, IL Lafayette. place last night, "bu
| there Ia q principle at stake snd the EN-
ploying printers do not intend to yield
! we are asked TO employ only members G
the Un on. There are twelve youn
women compo,iiors In our office; four c
them are willing to join the Union, bu
the other eight are not Now ! am nc
going to discharge the eight at the dlcti
ton of any Union. By decision OF Jude
Barrett such compuls on is illegal. Bu
aside from that it is unmaHly. We II
serve the right to employ whom we plea
Probably 900 compositors will strik
perhaps sixty out of the eighty employe
in our shop. Harpers', Trow, Little sr
other large firms are as decided as '
are. The demand for an increase
wages has been granted, but We Will n
be bound hand aud foot by pledging ou
selves that only Union members shall
employed. An appeal has been made
the state Board of Arbitration, but
ans .er has bee received. Tribune.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
FOURTH EDITION
,n,y.ecu:ivs COMMITTEES.

The Republican County Executive Com
mittee held meeting last Saturday after |
noon AT the headquarters Of the Young
Men,s Republican Club, No $40 King
s,reet that was ca led 70 order at 10 o.
clock by Chairman Henry G. Mahsfiy.
He said that the meeting was called Tor
the nurpose of considering the coming
election for constitutional convention.
After the matter had been pretty general
iv discussed, the following resolutions
we're rod and adop ed:
aWhereas, The General Assembly at its
regent session has provided for holding
snecial election on the first Tuesday IN
November next for the purpose OF ascer-
tanning the sense OF the people ofthis state
unon Inc question OF calling conveI ton
~ change, alter and amend the constitu-
tion Of the State; and
| "Whereas, In the absence OF any he-
| publican State convention at tLis time, u
belonps to the Republicans of the several
/ count es TO express their views OF the
n,oper course to be pursued at said eiec'
lien II Ia therefore, BY the Republican
County Committee OF New Castle Coun
"aResolyed, 1 That we reiterate tn
demand heretofore made by the Repnoil
can marty through It's State convsntio
that a convention be called to revise an
amend the constitution OF the State.
respect Of all thoee needs, which by "a
experience Of fifty Eve years under u
present constitution, have been mad
manifest. =,
-. Ihat we hsil with satisfaction Il
subm ssion 10 the people Of this question
which rises above all mere partisan co
ttdaratiops, and we urge upon go'
citizens, irrespective Of party, to take a.
vantage OF this opportunity 70 amend o.
fundamental law 80 that It shall be suit
10 the present wants Of the people, al
| adout those changes which time has ma
| imperative and whose value has been d
| moustratiye by ths experience ofour sis'
commonwealth. -.
| - That the members ofthe commit
| In the s. yeral wards of the city of w
1 mlrgtou and the hund eds OF the cour
are Hereby requested 20 take all action
| necessary meas ures TO secure full vote
the people for convention
! IS. ina, the chairman OF this comm
| tee is hereby requested to appoint co
| mit'ee OF i've with power TO call put
| meeting of the Republicans Of the coul
| to be held In the city OF Wilmington
such time and place rs they may de
beet 10 give expression to their views
favor OF q convention
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
CHARGED WIN

John Oliahchy, who
In Baltimore, was chs
Gum nina this moini
ceDy Of si2 from Wlil1
evidence showed thi
and another man Gang
more, and tia; last D
accused and had .
| together, and ths. hl
| found that he was NIL
Two dollars. The actuI
OF the party TO sesfoa
| red having his hat eisj
| consequently they i
| secreted the money y
| Ing the evidence lneJ
was not sufficient 70
| missed the case. |
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

DIED.
rAILKEER.-Un the stn inst, "ni'."
FsnIEuer. aged % years
H.,as,ves ana friends OF the family ana
rx,ns sjsstle. K. q. b., are rsspsetienJ IN
yyAd ~ attend the funeral nom hn lA6
residsse.. NO 27s Jtfisrson street on tuss. ~.
aav srneon ~ o'c.ock. Services ~ nv
nonse lnterment ~ hivervisw csmesey.
wII.MuT-At MarshaIlton, Del on the STD
,ns, carrie Wtlmot, IN her SIN year.
KssN,iyes ana friends are respec .mny m
y,tsS to attend her f1neral nom ne feei
1 as cs of j.nn nc ;uiler, At marshAllton, on
Tus.d AZ sf.ernoon at l o'cleck. lntefment
AZ the Lower B:Andywiae rfesps's1'sn
church.
TANTUM-In thie city, Get. D. An. 'o'ep'
| X. TAntuu, aged % wears.
| RsiHtfyey and friends OF the iaAy
respectfully invitei 70 attend n,s iaISi ~. y.
wednesday. Oct. IL. a. Up. n: HUI x.,c.s y
roeto sres, s99 Market stfeeG S,so ~
lCsrncs n, L. Ohu -ch 1t 2eo p. m nhi. on
~ WflminEton and BrandyWiAe eems''iy.
RICHARps-Un the 9Th inst, Jennie ""'
Of j. X. Richards, AGED 81 years. ,r
! Relatives and friends sre fsspecuuhy =.
, vtted 10 attend her funeral IRON 10, :,
dspcs OF her husband, luo WAlnut Snrs
Thursday afternoon. Sefviees ~ ~. 80.
stao'clock. lna-msnt at kivervie~ cs1s
, tsry.
! ZONES the s:h inst, Mrs. Hannah
Jones, aged - years. a, hs
: ruueral services ct the residease o.
, sen. in llv, 4. Powell. tos En,t =,
i. street. on Tuesday, Oc coper Ai'"'
? o'clee-. Intetmeat priyA.e. --
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
D., wm II Chanman pas.or of

R-y. VIM. H. Chapman, pastor OF M.
L. cnnrch, Georgetown, D. o, wrote
u.:-Having had an opportunity TO test
the excellent qualities OF DIR. Bnll's
Cough Syrup, hesitate not TO ray 1t is
tha best remedy 1 have svar uatd IN my
family. For Group and whocpiDg cough
4 isR buIe cures
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
THIRD EDITION.
TO the Temperance I votsrs Of Delaware
ICommuII0ArED

To the xoDPctnnoS S~s~.S -
IconxuBIcATED
your attention u respectfully ana
earnestly called TO the question OF >
Constitutional Convention 70 % suo
mitsed 70 the voters at Delaware on sno
first Tuesday OF November next. a
year ago, believing that the organic s ~
of the Stase, upder which We nave nvou
for more than ffty years, iaiis 20 Rus..
Ausee to rs government oefivnk ns
inst Do ~ers from the consent OF tno sov.
srnsd !" We, ~ . Temperance heiofm
n.,,x advocstsd and earnestly plead
for Cousti;utionAl reform, and most II
not All. OF tie more than nine thousand
70 O0Ol voters who cast their oaiiots
nnder the name OF Temperance Reform
smoke through them for this, - well -
S,r tam uerapce and other fe orms.
And, not only did those voting Win
ma aenand q change In our constitution, },
bat many Of the best and most inseai-
GENT men of all parties who fevor ,
Govern ment 'sof the people for the peo-
nie nv the people" felt and still feel an
urgent desire 20 make every sn1rt IN
their power TO secure % desirable al
we Are assured by some OF the lead
ers In this movement, Who are mem ocf'
of the dominant party, that trey ar
ready, for the time being, 70 lay seio,
narty matters and preferences Ane
mite with men Of al parties In sssso
nshipR . government for the Ssste
iust in principle and equitable In j.
sdministration. If this te %, now
the time and this the opportunity, PEI
hnps the only one OF lifetime, Y
vork and vote fer q constitutional cor
veption through which the people ms
tame a constitution embracing sue
In n Of oar past efforts to seeuI
prohibition by Local option We nav
beeu NET With the plea ihat the 81
preue Court ruled, ever thirty yesi
30, that local option vas an uocope'
tuttot g. act, and II 10 useless 70 pAss
law 10 be Get aside By the Courss. =,
Nov, as TEN perance men, let ne MAJ
one united effort for . constitution tn'
viii Give 10 the people the right
loca. sell govern q snt and the power
tramp out TIE curse OF the lq1or tram
or any other evil, in any special cor
mnnity, or the en- tire Stale.
Finally rem Der this one impor.ar
fact that TO carry the coming eiecti
for q convention It viii require over 81
teen thousand eve hundred votes, ,thel
fore ve appeal TO eli Of the voters
TIE Tt tn perAnoe Reform Party"
Cooperate with good and true N sn
all parties, Whatever may have be
their past party affi liations, in securi
the uu ,h needed reforms.
Bs order Of "The State Central Go
mirtee Of the Temperance Rsiol
Party. ..-. ~"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
sussEx COUNT
cna-ced w tn HIGHWAY Robbery.

Wl,nAm Maloney and William Clus
key were Srraigned at this mornings q
session OF the city court charged with
tiehwsy robbery George w Evans
,e,tif,sd that on last Saturday night the
prisoners and two other men stopped
him on Marsh road aud robbed him OF
81 10 In money and his shoes. he made
his way to police station and gave In
formation OF the affair, and the prison
ers we're arrested yesterday morning by
O 5fi,rs Harkens and O'Neill They
dsni,d ever having seen the prosecutor
bu. as he fully identified 10th OF them
tney were committed In default OF t6O'
| bali each for CONT
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
KENNARD&CO,

Your interest is
ours. w e believe
the greater benefit
we give the pur-
chaser the greater
benefit we realize
in the long run, and
repeated sm all
!. profits amount toI
!. more than single
large ones. Thus we
claim your interest.
i This week we
): again call your at
! tention to our great
a ID sale of silks, at the
{ + lowest prices ever
). :. known for such
.ss 1t, good, d,reliable makes,
among them being
on on Guinet, Bonnet, Bel
e !, ton and American;
Y. Z. colored and blacks
ia. ia We have a large
assortment. Th
2SR ',sR prices have beer
esf: dsl: quoted in forme.
lang lang advertisements. [
ovel you do not remem
49,, Der them call an,
: 'es :, see the goods. l
st: ;s: will pay you for tn
leen
hey Jllllc.
nee.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
suddsnD

Emma c., wife Oi
ton, died 3. ne I'd
huseard, In New ~ ss, ="
on Sunday, the ~ u h
Of sbout is hours. .,h
ter Of the late JOSEPH ~
sided near Stanton, IN
Richard Bucking,nsS,urs|| iI,9, s,rs|
left several young n h
her early deceasec; ec;,,d'
inferred at New ds'u'
last,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
-
InxastiparIns lommIttao.

Chairman Massey and Mr.. Collins
wers absent from the session of tie
committee this morning. Nothing OF
importance was done, as the work was
merely to looh around sud observe the
modes OF teaching, etc. IL HIS not been
decided by the com mtttee wh.n they
Will u eet again to 90 over the evidence.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Grant POST. Camp Fire.

On Friday evening General I 3. Grant
Post, No. l3. q. A. r., will held camp
fire al their headquarters 10 the Adams
Bnilling. A cordial invitation is exterd,
ed to all old soldiers and sailors, and es
pecially to the contributing members o
thr Post to be present
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

NyUTlOE-i, JOSEPH EaoNER, Thn
~ owner and &C ,upsnt Of the novse s.s
uatsd at ois Church ST., being the ?. ". ooI;
Tsn and Church streets, In the Eignsn r.io
81 the city Of wilmington. county OF ro~
lie nd STATE Of Delaware, In compliance wt1
the requirements OF the acts OF the osnc os.
Asse nbly In such case made and Pfovlaeu,
40 mere 81 give notice that shall apply ~
vritipg 10 the court Of General Sessions I .,
,he Peace . nd Jail Delivery Of the State ol
DslawAre. in aud for New Oassie County on
Ion iay, the 2lst day Of Nov. a. D.iseI, ".
| ing the next term Of said court, fof nceuse
for psid house as an inn or tavern, ior ~
saie therein Of intoxicating liquors ID iess
auAntitis than one quart, 20 % arann NJ y.
the premises, and the foiiowlns y ~ n
citizens Of said ward recommend tne se'u
application. viz;
James DenninB John ) Jonos Alt,
Ik,mtnich ,I'Dounell Ttmothy II Quill
VIM ID Sparks VT Wems
cs.nn Sssi William II Cpdyke
| Rs,rrrd Mct,ullough J Inn J. hornet
WaIssr 4 Tsylo, soseph ID Homer
John n Irwin befnAfa p%non ,,.
3 Onariss koeberle James
haleck y hay JAnes s
= John Lotus Jonn He
Aaron Pyle Jshn Iu.s".Srp
olo .dkw JOsEr a T."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
The Choral

The Choral Club has
House for the llth and
| pose OF stage rehearsal
for costuming the
awarded to Joseph c.
adelphia, the costumes
| that can be procured
! bold's Orchestra has D
will rehearse With thd
| stage rehearsals. The
tby the members Of the 4
Ion last Friday Light
| lhearsal only two memol
| bership of 81 were abss1
}both out OF the city. \
lbe furnished with a 1
which will be shown ~
irehearsals, at which uH
ibers will be admitted
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Horse stolen.

Some time during Saturday night tne
stable OF OK Gour Gilman D7vlo
Smith, Ia the Nin.h ward, was tnteleu
by soma one who stole vsluaoie mar
Ia hsp ds high, and about lo Senrs oiu
She nad D scar on her neck thst looA.u
,tksalcAld. Word has been ieis win, wiz
tho pclios, and they are on fbe iooAou
for lne thief
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Come once TOO Often.

Last week, John o'Donnell was ar,
raigned before Judge Cummins charged
with drunkenness, but as he promised
not to do SO again, he was let oil. I'M
morning however he bobbed up In In,
dock again, and was sentenced to hane
over 81 and costs, which will no doubt
land him In New Castle jail.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
united atates court,

A. the United States Circuit Court on
Saturday argument was heard by Judge
Wales on application for leave to
amend bill OF complaint In the care OF
Williams Manufacturing Company vs..
Franklin Bros Senator Gray and ii
FL. Ward, ESQ, for defendant, upd
Messrs. Connolly Bros OF tbs Phils.
delphia bar, for the plaintiff.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Novel Advertisements A i.

John W. C4narJ, VITO is well known
In this city, was here TO day distributing
coat racks as au aivertis sement fer Yates
Il Co., the popular clothiers OF Philadel
phia. Each one b ears the name OF tht
iirm, and is furnished with hooks TO hang
1t up in an office or store. Mr.. Canary
distributed three hundred OF these move
alYertisements.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Hare OOln.

Gsorge A aenderson has fn lsisi
peuny dated 1903. in the time VI Ssos' .as,
ii, which WAS fouud sooae wv a.
aao by som- of tho worGmeh 49, sans
ging u trench st the paace y, o,m 1ay ,s :
Donnell 10 Newark. ihis ooin 40
very rare end valuable one.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Preachenl

The preachers .,
Asoury NJ. Il. chufI
cussed the theories v 4
New York. Rev, n n
the discussion. ard .
Houston and Jones -
some length pro1inss. !
| ment and entertainm''|
asy the subjsot Of ~ =,
for the bel eff. 0, ! v
will be dtcutsea'
/ man, of Newark, my !,
give his views y. -
| ministers will ioloN
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
He Met M

Las. Saturday N 4
named Clayton Earle d
country with IS 25 s,os
book, for the purpO.
necessary articles Iuh
he met some oolortd u
being one by the name
| actions Afterwards b
ITrusty took him toAh
row, over Market s,r
he MAS INTRODUCED
known % "Mis," Bill
/ The young woman
and st her Suggestion !
the "arowler" run au(
lin fact, 1t was run 90 |
came obllyious 70 Y
land while In that Ooj
Il relieved him OF hls ID
recovered sumc!eDtly
what had taken plscs
: Irumpus, when Trus'y'
'tgave him . thrAshiu2.
Ills that Trusty will
ilpla,n the matter 70
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Fifth EDl]
IeNhsr., :.

The: The next = meeting Of M
oeanty =. UNITY Tsachers' ins,,,sno' n
a. the town ball in M,"S,
.ooer 20, q, % and "a ''a ~
s,etestins program h,. = \
instruction and lecture.
o. 81 me day sessions B,
Superintendent Hsu,v,! :!
the most popular lsctn,,.'
| Try; Drs' A. N. RsuS Rtu''t \,
~. d. Caldwell, D. b.
H.ai a.a,s College; supslisS1
Harlan Of this city; p,a
a. Reynolds, sups,l., ss,
Handy Of Kent Copp,,' pp,,''
IL. d; Ward Of suisse. d
sof ~. . EilB OF Mllio,1
j wood Of seaiord, proi..,.,
LOT seaford, and oth.r ,''
The Program for ,hs n
slcarnot be excellsd, and ,
those who attend Vim \
treason. Ou the evsnlps
1.-The 2sth Inst /, ex sup.,s',
now prs,id,s s.,'
t,ton College, will lsc,u,s
can Scholar"
J. Ga Thursday s,,,i
yIDaniel DouRhsrty, "
8 title OF The sllv,r.Ia
D will deliver his eres, M
land Oratory." Nj. N
10 versally scknowledat|
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Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

Full value for every hard earned dol
lar has made Myer Grand Contra
Clothing Depot famous. Don't forset
when In NEED of wiz ter clothing pstron
izs the above house, northwest cornel
af Fifth and Market,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

TEonew cars ale bGlnZ ccu1E .ssei at
fhe chops OF tas G.gy Railway COM
panF, IN Delaware avenue, for the new
road 70 RiYeGYeG cg1s.trY.